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*Kirley, Patrick
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10-19-1999 12:20 PM
Hello,
I realize this may not be the appropriate forum for this question but I was
unsure where else to turn. We are wanting to distribute licenses for
AutoCad 2000 over a large wan. You informed me in past responses that ADLM
is not the optimal solution for this scenario. We are currently
investigating a number of license controlling and metering software packages
for numerous other apps. Are you aware of any legal license problems with
utilizing another package for licensing control? If this doesn't belong in
this forum, could you please give me a contact of someone who may know?
Thanks for your help.
Pat
I realize this may not be the appropriate forum for this question but I was
unsure where else to turn. We are wanting to distribute licenses for
AutoCad 2000 over a large wan. You informed me in past responses that ADLM
is not the optimal solution for this scenario. We are currently
investigating a number of license controlling and metering software packages
for numerous other apps. Are you aware of any legal license problems with
utilizing another package for licensing control? If this doesn't belong in
this forum, could you please give me a contact of someone who may know?
Thanks for your help.
Pat
*Milana, Jerry
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10-20-1999 10:33 AM in reply to:
*Kirley, Patrick
Patrick,
AdLM issues licenses over a reasonably performing and properly configured WAN
just fine. From a support standpoint, I urge you to consider AdLM. Using third
party metering software puts you in a "you are on your own" condition.
There are legal/license issues as well. You should ask your dealer to contact
Autodesk on your behalf regarding the legal aspects of this issue.
Patrick Kirley wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I realize this may not be the appropriate forum for this question but I was
> unsure where else to turn. We are wanting to distribute licenses for
> AutoCad 2000 over a large wan. You informed me in past responses that ADLM
> is not the optimal solution for this scenario. We are currently
> investigating a number of license controlling and metering software packages
> for numerous other apps. Are you aware of any legal license problems with
> utilizing another package for licensing control? If this doesn't belong in
> this forum, could you please give me a contact of someone who may know?
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Pat
AdLM issues licenses over a reasonably performing and properly configured WAN
just fine. From a support standpoint, I urge you to consider AdLM. Using third
party metering software puts you in a "you are on your own" condition.
There are legal/license issues as well. You should ask your dealer to contact
Autodesk on your behalf regarding the legal aspects of this issue.
Patrick Kirley wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I realize this may not be the appropriate forum for this question but I was
> unsure where else to turn. We are wanting to distribute licenses for
> AutoCad 2000 over a large wan. You informed me in past responses that ADLM
> is not the optimal solution for this scenario. We are currently
> investigating a number of license controlling and metering software packages
> for numerous other apps. Are you aware of any legal license problems with
> utilizing another package for licensing control? If this doesn't belong in
> this forum, could you please give me a contact of someone who may know?
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Pat
